Sentence examples for formidable to use from inspiring English sources
However, due to the bottleneck of computational limitations, it is formidable to use such expensive potentials to deal with the energetics and geometries of these clusters with respect to a large number of water molecules.
Despite of the importance to diagnose the cancer metastasis by CTCs, still it is formidable challenge to use in the clinical purpose because of the rarity and the heterogeneity of CTCs in the cancer patient's peripheral blood sample.
He took over the NUR's reins at a time of considerable affinity between the miners, railwaymen and the power workers, but this formidable grouping was unable to use its industrial strength at the same time.
She is 5 feet 10, solid of frame and not afraid to use her formidable shoulders.
Pope Clement ReprintsHis eye and his self-confidence were formidable and he never hesitated to use either.
In purchasing GLG, the firm hoped to use its formidable marketing operation to sell more product to investors.
Mr. Obama needs to use his formidable powers of reason to cross it, making sure that federally financed programs remain entirely secular.
Ovitz hopes to use his formidable starmaking power to turn Jeeves into a brand name... Writer interviews Ted Briscoe of Ask.com, who states that the character bears no relation to the P.G.Wodehouse butler..
Then the 49ers gashed the Eagles, missed tackles everywhere, for 164 yards, including 96 in the second half — when the Eagles should have been able to use their formidable pass rush to hold a 20-3 haleadme lead.
All this represents formidable barriers for the majority to use Uganda's banking system; their only option for their savings is the mattress – putting money away and hoping that it is not stolen or burnt.
Still, while companies complain, many economists, market analysts and even government regulators see as something bordering on heroic the Wal-Mart effort to use its formidable market share to start its own brands and to break up monopolies in price-inflated categories.
